Once you're actually on a junket, i'm pretty sure they also look at your total coin-in for the three or four days of the junket. it's making sure that you don't activate a gaming day in a casino, by redeeming a coupon, swiping your card or picking up a gift, unless you intend to play in that casino that day at your 'normal' level of play. so, that's neither coin-in or length of play per se. and the way to get your ADT up is by concentrating most of your play within a gaming day. call your casino's national marketing group.Īs for coin-in or length of play: like nearly every offer at a casino, ADT rules. Have you looked online to see if you have comped rooms? if you have comped rooms 7 nights a week, i'd say it's a safe bet that you could probably get a free junket offer.
If you have a record of play and you're not receiving free or discounted junket offers, your level of play is probably not considered high enough or you've not been targeted due to demographics or the geographic area you live in. do you have a strong record of play at a particular casino during previous visits?
Junket eligibility is based on a number of factors, chief among them your prior play.
